I believe .gitignore
-ed files (like .cursorignore
-d` files) can “still be included in AI requests, such as if you recently viewed a file and then ask a question in the chat.” And whether your tabs are open may not be the logic that determines “recently viewed a file”.
- While a
‘.cursorignore’
file can prevent files from being indexed, those files may still be included in AI requests, such as if you recently viewed a file and then ask a question in the chat. […]
I raise related security concerns in Security Concerns with .gitignore, .cursorignore, .cursorban .